Del Mediterráneo al Atlántico: parla y representaciones marineras en la primera mitad del siglo XV
Keywords:
seafaring language, representations of the sea, Mediterranean, Atlantic, Late Middle AgesAbstract
Departing from four sea travel accounts written in the first half of the fifteenth century which cover both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, the study aims to show how sailors and those travellers embarked with them perceived both maritime worlds once the symbolic boundary of the Gibraltar Strait past. How to regard the differences between one space and another? How to adapt to them?
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